US7 : World War II - Appeasement & Failure of League of Nations

Which country became the world’s first communist state after a revolution in 1917?

• Soviet Union

• Germany

• Italy

• United States

Which country, who needed natural resources to restore its economy, invaded Austria and Czechoslavakia in an attempt to dominate Europe?

• Germany

• Soviet Union

• Italy

• United States

The League of Nations was created after World War I to prevent future conflicts. What is one reason it failed?

• The United States and the Soviet Union never joined.

• Germany withdrew from the organization in the 1930s.

• The United States and Germany never joined.

• The Soviet Union withdrew in the 1930s.

Appeasement is ...

• attacking any potential enemy before they can attack first.

• compromising with a potential enemy.

• totally crushing a potential enemy at the first sign of aggression.

• the policy of giving in to satisfy the demands of a potential enemy.

Which event marked the start of World War II?

• unrestricted submarine warfare

• The Zimmerman Note

• Japan bombs Pearl Harbor

• Germany invades Poland

America’s response AFTER war is declared included​ ​ (a)   ​ and (b)  

• increased military spending
• a peacetime draft
• sending troops to Europe
• completely ignoring what was happening

The Neutrality Acts included a ban on ​ (a)   .

• traveling on a foreign ship
• importing foreign goods
• sending foreign aid

The Flying Tigers​ were former U. S. Navy, Air Force and Army pilots who ​ (a)   .

• flew missions to defend China against Japan
• flew solo across the Pacific Ocean
• built airplanes for the military

The Lend-Lease Act was considered effective because​

(a)  

• the US helped while maintaining neutrality
• the U. S. declared war on all Axis powers
• the U. S. remained isolated from the war
• the U. S. provided military aid to the Axis powers

This political cartoon by Dr. Seus depicts - ​ (a)  

• British & French appeasement of Germany
• Executive Order 9066
• Lend Lease Act
• Neutrality Act